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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus on opinions in the paper. Steve Smith serves as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor.
Author Sam Mozier discusses her travel guide Way Out in West Virginia now in its third printing. She highlights how the book showcases varied sites from Mercer County’s Science Center of West Virginia to East River Mountain views and Bramwell homes open for tours. Mozier argues the state offers much beyond rafting to attract tourists and sustain interest.
Barbara Hawkins, senior writer for the Daily Telegraph Princeton bureau, notes Hamilton HealthSouth president Ken Howell and his family will relocate to Dayton Ohio to lead a heart center. Howell led a multi million dollar Princeton rehabilitation expansion and plans an additional 800000 improvement project. Locals recall his active church and civic involvement.
This year's letters praise the neighbor helping neighbor campaign drive. Readers express comfort in the message that we truly do care for one another and stand together as a community.
Heather French praises troops and United Way spirit at Fort Riley while a local board approves 1500 for home renovations for low income families. The letter recalls Ramsey School’s early days, teachers, football colors orange and white, and memories of life in Bluefield West Virginia.
The article argues President Bush Sr influenced the selection of Dick Cheney as vice president, citing medical clearance and behind the scenes pressure. It notes voters distrust family meddling, Cheney’s gravitas versus Bush’s gaps, and suggests a lingering Bush shadow on George W. Bush’s campaign. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn write for United Feature Syndicate.
Dan K. Thomasson argues that SAT and ACT scores increasingly become optional as colleges favor high school grades and classroom performance. He notes critics’ concerns about coaching-inflated scores, cites statistics showing weak graduation rate differences across score bands, and recalls older admission practices.
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